Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (2004)

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by Rockstar North, Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive

Platforms:

Android, iOS, Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Windows Phone Show more

Genres:Adventure, Shooter, Racing

Themes:Open world, Action, Stealth

Game modes:Single player, Co-operative

Story:

Returning after his mother's murder to the semi-fictional city of Los Santos (based on Los Angeles), Carl Johnson, a former gang banger, must take back the streets for his family and friends by gaining respect and once again gaining control over the streets. However, a story filled with crime, lies and corruption will lead him to trudge the entire state of San Andreas (based on California and Nevada) to rebuild his life. Show more

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I would love this game to be on gog.This game is one of the best games of all time,good story,good characters and i love the map.Ive never heard a bad word about this game.Just pure nostalgia..... ozziclaydjh

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@ozziclaydjh

July 13, 2025

I would love this game to be on gog.This game is one of the best games of all time,good story,good characters and i love the map.Ive never heard a bad word about this game.Just pure nostalgia.....

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@olavi.liikanen_96

July 13, 2025

I did play this a lot when i was younger, love it still with burning passion! This game brings a lot of memories to me, from simpler times. Please please please bring it here!

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@JoeySav

July 14, 2025

This game literally defined many summers for my friends and i sitting around up to no good in my bedroom playing san andreas. This game is a national treasure and the original should be preserved at all costs haha.

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@Bogeyboy25

July 16, 2025

This is very warm vibe game but make sure its vanilla not the remaster , what i like about it is freedom big open world gang wars custimization and getting 100% in it is enjoyable it has to be on gog so others can taste some art from game industry not modern failures

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@Zuo Kalp

July 25, 2025

I remember buying the steam version that had no DRM, and I loved it. Too bad other players can't enjoy that version of the game no more. GOG would ve a great home for all the late 90's - early 2000s Rockstar games.

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@benhakk

August 05, 2025

I remember that when I was 14, my mother would not let me buy it. I ended up getting it by trading it with a friend VS the great Star Wars Revenge of te Siths game PLayed it hundreds of hours with my lil' bro, Cheat codes allt he way of course! My firs feeling of and "open world"

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@nii_2

August 23, 2025

this game changed my life in ways very few have, and i barely even played the missions. i'll never forget those evenings installing mods and wreaking havoc or even just driving around and relaxing. i love you forever and always, san andreas. the people deserve to be able to play the original retail 1.0 version of this game again.

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@MrAbinav

August 24, 2025

GTA San Andreas was my childhood obsession! I remember cruising around San Andreas in CJ's sweet ride, exploring the open world, and completing missions. The memories still feel so real. GOG, bring back this classic in DRM-free form and let us relive the nostalgia!

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@whotookmytumename

August 31, 2025

i remember playing this game on the family pc as a kid. i remember getting frustrated that i didnt know how to ride a bike on the first mission XD i still remember the AEZAKMI code, tho idk what it does anymore. i really wish i could play it again. the remaster sucks ass i just want the original with the classic graphics <3 im an artist and a hater of the trend of remasters. let me just see the original beauty!!! we lost the cd somewhere, and cant find the game on the internet ANYWHERE. bring back gta sa!!!!!

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@willtheman41083

September 02, 2025

My room mate played this game in the dorms and I was shocked to see how much chaos and mess you can do in this game. I thought it was crazy at first, but got addicted to it. Spray paint walls, hanging out with your homies and actually experience whats it like to be in the hood. This is my first open-world sand box game that I played on a PS2 and experienced actual total freedom in video games.

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